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RESEARCH & TREATMENTS • UNITED STATES

Trial reports lower metastasis risk with added darolutamide for very high-risk prostate cancer

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A randomized trial found that men with very high-risk prostate cancer who received darolutamide alongside hormone therapy and radiation had a lower risk of metastasis. The available report does not provide the size of the benefit or details about the trial’s publication status.

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Why it matters

The finding could be relevant to U.S. patients and clinicians considering treatment for very high-risk prostate cancer. The report does not establish whether the results will change treatment guidance or access.